James G. Birney And His Times; the Genesis of the Republican Party With Some Account of Abolition Movements in the South Before 1828
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Wright's commission as agent, forbore to take part in what was still a purely local affair. The cause was progressing so well in the other Northern States that it was highly desirable to avoid dissension at the anniver- sary meeting. The no-government leaders attended in force — Henry 0. Wright, Oliver Johnson, Edmund Quin- cy, Samuel J. May, Orson S. Murray, W. L. Garrison, George W. Benson, and A. Dresser, were all present. Their only demonstrations were to offer a resolution expressing a des...ire that agents and members should not defend them- selves by physical strength against violence, which was defeated, receiving only nineteen votes ; and another to ap- point a committee which should " announce the judgment of the American Anti- Slavery Society concerning the common error that our enterprise is of a political and not religious character." The explosion of this bomb-shell was 300 JAMBS G. BIRNEY AND HIS TIMES.
prevented by an adjournment. Oliver Johnson offered an- other deprecating the imposition by any anti-slavery society of " a religious or political test for the purpose of render- ing the anti-slavery cause subservient to the interests of ■ a sect or party, or of opposing existing organizations." What this meant was not understood then and can not be understood now ; it was ambiguous enough to satisfy everybody, and was not voted against by anybody.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wright's commission as agent, forbore to take part in what was still a purely local affair. The cause was progressing so well in the other Northern States that it was highly desirable to avoid dissension at the anniver- sary meeting. The no-government leaders attended in force — Henry 0. Wright, Oliver Johnson, Edmund Quin- cy, Samuel J. May, Orson S. Murray, W. L. Garrison, George W. Benson, and A. Dresser, were all present. Their only demonstrations were to offer a resolution expressing a des...ire that agents and members should not defend them- selves by physical strength against violence, which was defeated, receiving only nineteen votes ; and another to ap- point a committee which should " announce the judgment of the American Anti- Slavery Society concerning the common error that our enterprise is of a political and not religious character." The explosion of this bomb-shell was 300 JAMBS G. BIRNEY AND HIS TIMES.
prevented by an adjournment. Oliver Johnson offered an- other deprecating the imposition by any anti-slavery society of " a religious or political test for the purpose of render- ing the anti-slavery cause subservient to the interests of ■ a sect or party, or of opposing existing organizations." What this meant was not understood then and can not be understood now ; it was ambiguous enough to satisfy everybody, and was not voted against by anybody.
What to read after James G. Birney And His Times; the Genesis of the Republican Party With Some Account of Abolition Movements in the South Before 1828?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Birney to read onlineMoreLess
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